Sentence examples for restricted suggests from inspiring English sources

The right to solidarity is a hugely respected in Latin American countries; looking at the way trade unions are ostracised and restricted suggests the UK feels otherwise.

The right to solidarity is a hugely respected in Latin American countries; looking at the way trade unions are ostracized and restricted suggests the UK feels otherwise.

The finding that the infants of women with severe ICP had normal birthweight centiles and were not growth restricted suggests that management strategies involving ultrasound assessment of fetal growth for identification of placental dysfunction will not be of use in identifying babies at risk.

The area of the strongly-coupled zone in the Tohoku-oki region is restricted, suggesting the characteristics of ADDS, although the position of the preseismic locked zone by Suwa et al. (2006) is a little close to the Japan Islands and away from the central part of the coseismic slip in the event.

A study by Guttmacher Institute and World Health Organization showed that there is little or no difference in abortion rates between countries where it is legal vs. illegal / heavily restricted – suggesting that outlawing abortion is not an efficient way to bring down the need for abortion.

However, the presence of SAPK is temporally more restricted, suggesting a role for the SAPK only at the initial stages of elongation.

Additionally, these studies generally showed lasting impacts once trails are abandoned or use restricted, suggesting either slow recovery or continued degradation following the initial disturbance (Sparrow and others 1978); (Happe and others 1998).

Transcripts for WEE1, which regulates entry into mitosis (Perry and Kornbluth, 2007), were detected with increasing levels in the CNT and the RNT, but were dorsally restricted, suggesting the existence of additional isoforms or of WEE1-like genes (Fig. 5A).

Although T. gondii merozoites have a high number of microneme organelles [ 5], the complement of expressed MIC and other genes (e.g. AMA1 [ 34]) coding for proteins secreted from micronemes appears to be significantly restricted, suggesting that the size of the expressed protein complement is not necessarily correlated to the number of organelles present in the cell.

This restricted profile suggests that the donor cells can only give rise to the macrophage lineage in the recipient marrow.

The accumulating evidence from the expression studies of long-lived mutants and dietary restricted animals suggests that these alterations can have a causative role in ageing.